Professional Audio/Video

The Lexicon PCM96SUR-D Surround is a versatile stereo and surround reverb/effects processor featuring 50 classic Lexicon reverbs, delays, and modulation effects. It introduces multi-mode filters for precise reverb shaping and includes innovative pitch algorithms and a new Surround Room. An "Infinite" reverb switch enables endless reverb for unique soundscapes and post-production effects.

The Lexicon PCM96 Surround is a stereo and surround hardware reverb/effects processor that offers 50 classic Lexicon reverbs, delays, and modulation effects, along with new pitch algorithms and a Surround Room. It features multi-mode filters for precise reverb shaping and includes an infinite reverb switch for creating continuous sound effects, making it suitable for both music and post-production environments.

The Lexicon PCM92 audio processor utilizes advanced DSP technology to deliver 28 mono and stereo reverbs, delays, and modulation effects. Building on the design and technology of the PCM81, PCM91, and PCM96, it features flexible routing configurations and over 1200 presets, making it suitable for both live sound and studio applications.

The PB-48 patchbay offers durable and noise-free performance, with 48 front and 48 rear 1/4" points, available in half-normalled or de-normalled configurations. Ideal for efficient studio gear management, it eases mixer access, minimizes jack wear, and enables fast device rerouting.

The dbx 234xs is a dual channel crossover equipped with Linkwitz-Riley 24dB per octave filters, independent output gain controls, output phase inversion, 40 Hz low cut filter, and optional mono summing for subwoofer output. Designed for precision with its solid controls and high-quality XLR inputs and outputs, the 234xs ensures optimal speaker performance by separating audio signals and directing specific frequencies to the appropriate loudspeaker drivers, enhancing sound quality and reducing distortion in your PA system.

The dbx® 234s Crossover is a dual channel audio device designed to optimize speaker performance by using precision filters to separate audio signals and direct specific frequencies to the appropriate loudspeaker drivers. It features Linkwitz-Riley 24dB per octave filters, independent output gain controls, output phase inversion, a 40 Hz low cut filter, and an optional mono summing for subwoofer output. The 234s ensures ultra low-noise operation and rugged reliability with high-quality 1/4" TRS inputs and outputs.

The DriveRack VENU360 from dbx is a loudspeaker-management processor designed to protect and optimize various loudspeaker systems in diverse settings such as clubs, outdoor music events, and houses of worship. This device connects between the mixer and amplifiers/powered speakers and offers feedback elimination, automatic speaker level and room equalization, crossover-frequency setting, dbx compression/limiting, and driver alignment delay. It features a 5 x 6 routing/mixing matrix with 4 AES signals and 1 analog signal, and a 3 x 6 signal processing chain. The unit employs 24-bit A/D and D/A converters with dbx Type IV conversion to prevent digital clipping and utilizes 32-bit floating point, 48/96 kHz internal processing for high-quality audio with significant headroom and dynamic range.

The dbx DriveRack PA2 is a comprehensive loudspeaker management system that can be operated via Mac, PC, or mobile Android/iOS devices. It features AutoEQ for automatic room equalization, AFS for feedback suppression, integrated dbx compression and limiting, graphic and 8-band parametric EQ, driver-alignment delays, and support for full-range, 2-way, and 3-way systems. Connectivity options include a USB port for direct control and an Ethernet port for wireless connectivity.